Put on the gloves of the galaxy’s most daring Space Exterminator in BUG BREAKER! A thrilling new VR game where only you can save the space station from an intergalactic infestation of alien bugs and bricks!
Your station’s passages are plagued by extraterrestrial brick blockages and alien bug hordes invading the system. It’s up to you to clear the chaos as the hero exterminator the galaxy never knew it needed!
Will you have the skills to squash, shoot and survive, or will the bugs overrun you?
Brick-Breaking Action: Smash through bricks and break down barriers with your trusty paddle and ball, but don’t get too comfortable—the bugs are always lurking, waiting for their chance to swarm!
Blast the Bug Horde: Face off against relentless alien bugs that are bent on making sure you never escape. Use sub-machine guns, pistols and quick reflexes to outlast their attacks and keep the ball in play!
Earn Points and Upgrade Weapons: Earn points as you break bricks to purchase powerful weapon upgrades to help you fight off increasing numbers of enemies – Powerful weapons, Bigger mags, Improved health, Laser sight, Flashlight…and more in the works
Roguelike Gameplay: Every playthrough is unique with randomly generated levels, offering new challenges each time you play Early access: Explore early stages as the game continues to grow with feedback from the community – new weapons, enemies, and upgrades.
Cool but Disappointing. The gzme is fine forr a single round or 2, but definitely not one that will hold attention for more than that at one time. Which makes the upgrades and all of that beyond pointless, because as soon as you die or even turn the game off to take a break/ do/ play something else, which you WILL do becausethis is only a quick short session type of gane as is- you lose every single thing... level progress, upgrades, points; everything. Not sure if this is due to an intended pure arcade stye or yet another VR developer trying for the godaweful timewasting Rogue-like mechanics that exist only to waste your time (no permanent progression).So it's a very throw-away quick play arcade game that, though a cool concept and designed well enough, is overpriced for what it is and only fun for a few rounds with nothing to bring you back.Nothing saves, zero progression outside of spending well over an hour (if you never die that is) trying to unlock things and see other levels (something hardly anyone at all will do), making this a $10 limited arcade/ mobile game title you might play 2 or 3 times before you stop finding reasons to bother playing again.It's a good, even great, foundation, but not for me since there's nothing to keep me coming back to it after only 10+ minutes of play.
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